Ruin Threatens Cologne Cathedral After Storms
Scripps News notes Cologne Cathedral faces imminent collapse due to recent storms. The structure’s origin traces to Charlemagne’s era, with relics and bones once housed there. Accounts differ on construction start dates from 1248 to 1560s, and the designer remains uncertain.
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Scripps News Associatio
Cologne
Prus
Hildebold
Charlemagne
Fredrick the Red-bearded
Milan
Mutiny and Reprieve Reported in Two Regions
Hasida India mutiny by Turkish troops led to an artillery response and large casualties before surrender. In Jefferson City Missouri Lord J Barrington awaiting hanging for McCann murder received a new reprieve by the supreme court.
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Fecripps News Association
Hasida
India
Scripps News Association
Jefferson City
Lord J. Barrington
James P. McCann
Suprema Court
New Hampshire Battleship Launched At New York Yard
The battleship New Hampshire was launched at the New York Shipbuilding Company yard with Governor John McLane and hundreds of New Hampshire residents attending. The ship, a sister to the Kansas, is among the era’s most powerful fighting ships. several workers were injured during the launching. Hazel McClue, daughter of the New Hampshire governor, christened the vessel.
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Scripps News Association
Camden
M. J
New Hampshire
New York Shiping Company
John McLane
Kansas
de Govecy May
Hazel McClue
Oregon Christian convention reports progress and debt relief
King and family return from Turner Oregon as Churches of Christ convention meetings conclude. The ministerial association and state missionary convention each held two days while the Christian Woman's Board of Missions Able School Christian Endeavor and Educational Interests filled one day. Debts were settled and plans for the new year formed. Delegates and visitors from Eugene Cove Wallowa La Grande and Elgin were noted.
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U. m. King
Chidren
Turner
Oregon
Churches of Christ
State Missionary Convention
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Able School
Christian Endeavor
Final adjournment delayed as House lengthens session
Washington June 30 The House adjournment was postponed to six o'clock due to clerical delays while the Senate recesses to five. President will sign the pure food and agricultural appropriations bills. total appropriations reach nine hundred million. Farewell gifts to Speaker Cannon as the session ends amid lighthearted horserace style actions.
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House
Gannon
Senate
Burton
Supreme Court
Iast Leniere Cereien
Mia Deane
Congress
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Reformer Threatened Over Drug Sales Crackdown
Kansas City reports a tense climate as Assistant Attorney General Tricket receives threats from advocates who want joints to operate. He remains unmoved and tightens precautions to halt alcohol sales in designated venues.
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Scripps News Association
Kansas City
Tricket
More land frauds heard in Oshkosh trial
H J Cole Jefferson and Gutter Holman of Oregon testified that they and their wives each received 200 to enter government timber land with the aim of selling to Oshkosh Land and Timber Company. S Parker of Oregon was indicted and brought in as a potential witness.
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Scripps News Aviation
Oshkosh
Wis
H. J. Cole
Jefferson
Gutter Holman
Oregon
Governent Timber Land
Oshkosh Land and Timber Company
S. Parker
Millionaire Lumberman Given Five Days In Workhouse
Minneapolis reports Harry Guelson a millionaire lumberman sentenced to five days in the work house for speeding. A thirty day stay is granted pending appeal amid a hard fought case.
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Scripps News Association
Minneapolis
Harry Guelson
Old Town man accused of horse stealing
R W Daal of Old Town is arrested on a charge of horse stealing. His examination was continued from this morning to Monday at ten o clock. The warrant was sworn out by E Z Carbine.
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R. W. Daal
Old Town
E. Z. Carbine
Funeral of Mrs Lockhart Held at Baptist Church
The funeral of Mrs. W. S. Lockhart was conducted yesterday afternoon at two o'clock from the family residence under the auspices of the I. C. C. F. Rev. Gibson of the Baptist church officiated.
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W.S. Lockhart
1.C.C. F
Gibson
the Baptist Church
Races at the fair grounds promise hot contests tomorrow
Tomorrow at the fair grounds a $600 side match pits Everett Berry's Dampses of Wallowa against Elliot Bros of Elgihorn Bennett Bell in a heated race. There are many events including a 5 minute trot, a nine entry saddle race, and a 3 and a half mile dash. Admission is 60 cents. Races start at 2 pm with the Hote company races featuring Frank Brown trained riders. Found watch reported. owner to claim at the office.
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Fairgrounds
Everett Berry
Dampses
Wallowa
Elliot Bros
Elgir
Horn Bennett Bell
Commonwealth
Hote Company
Frank Brown
la Grande
Raymond McKennon
Clair Gillilan
L. Snodgrass
Walter Bunker
R. Eldredge
Garl Gillilan
Harry and
Frank Bay
Chas. Bartemus
Earl Kinzie
Oscar
Clarence Jackson
Wm. Bunker
Bids Sought on La Grande Water Bonds
City of La Grande calls for sealed bids for purchase of 30000 Water Bonds bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually for 20 years with redemption privilege after 10 years. Bids due August 1 1906. G E Fower chairman Wage and Means Committee.
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City of la Grande
City of
White's Peculiar Pastime
June weather kept White restive at night and he rose early to read papers. Intimate friends of White are being subpoenaed as the July Grand Jury considers the Thaw case, with rumors of additional accessories and a murder indictment aimed at others. Mrs. Thaw visited him in his cell amid deserted streets.
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Scripps News Association
New York
White
Champaign Buttes
Re gaining Loyalty of Soldiers
St. Petersburg June 30 it is understood Trepoff was ordered to appease Russian soldiers upset by officers harsh treatment. He recommends harsher measures against minor officers as the government seeks to win back troop loyalty. Christiana June 50 Bryan leaves Bergen tonight for London.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Trepoff
Sectionw News Association
Christiana
Bryan
Bergen
London
Band Concert at La Grande Fountain Tonight
The La Grande band performs this evening at 7 80 near the public Fountain. The program includes West Mount Cadets Our American Bells Virtue Snapshot Semper Fidelis Forest Park and Chief Executive Findquist.
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la Grande
West Mount Cadets
A. Weod
Liberati ‘Virture
Lasey
Forest Park
Findquist
Orator of the Day to Deliver July Fourth Oration
Councilman E. W. Bartlett will deliver the Fourth of July oration. Mr. Bartlett is praised as a pleasing speaker. Rev J. D. Gillian traveled to Haines this morning and will remain over Sunday.
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E. W. Bartlett
Bartlett
J.D. Gillian
Haines
The Veto Discussion and Public Accountability
The letter defends public criticism of a mayoral veto as a rightful check on government. It argues that debate on official acts serves the public interest, not personal attack, and claims the writer’s veto critique exposed flawed reasoning and wasteful policies. It notes a constitutional issue on excessive fines tied to druggists and promises continued discussion.
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Elias F. Chapman
Eugene
Mr. Jackson
Elgin
G. G. Stackland
Constance
the Cove
Stackland Bros
H. C. Coolidge
Bruce Cox
Utah
INE
America
Panama
Manila
Balbrigan
Jae Linea Mesh
Geo. P. Ide and Co. Silver
Skiris
Ladies
Kimonas
Ladies’ Fancy Hole
H. King
State Preachers Association
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Newlin Drug CO
la Grande, Oregon
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